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    SENSE OF SIGHT…. The eyes are sensory organs. They keep the brain updated with information about is what happening around the body. Both contain millions of tiny sensors that send messages along nerves to the brain. Sensors in the eyes respond to light and‚ through the brain‚ let us see the world. Sensors in the skin respond to touch and allows us to feel. * * * * The seeing eye… Light enters the eye through the clear cornea. It then passes through the

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    offering 180-degree visibility. Deep Sea Submarines Journey through hawaii’s natural undersea world in a high-tech submarine to discover the island’s unique marine species and explore the mysteries of the sea. Choose from the following exciting adventures: Island Expedition: An introduction to submarine travel and Hawaii’s natural marine world Island Discovery: An early morning or late afternoon dive‚ with special savings Ultimate Adventure: Deep Sea Submarines’ most celebrated dive‚ featuring a a

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    the interval between a flash of light and the striking of a bell underwater‚ they determined the velocity of sound to a surprising degree of accuracy.(5‚ p.2) By the turn of the century there was the first application for underwater sound‚ the submarine bell. By timing the interval between the sound of the bell and the sound of a simultaneously sent blast of a foghorn‚ a ship could determine its distance from the lightship where both were installed. The system was the momentum for the founding

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    world war 1 key concepts

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    Hemisphere. Sussex Pledge: • Promise given by the German Government to the United States of America on May 4th 1916 in response to US demands relating to the conduct of the First World War. • Promised to alter their naval and submarine policy of unrestricted submarine warfare and stop the indiscriminate sinking of non-military ships. • Instead‚ Merchant Ships would be searched and sunk only if they contained contraband‚ and then only after safe passage had been provided for the crew and passengers

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    Why US entered WW1

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    Germans had‚ the Germans resorted to using their submarines to put a blockade of sorts around the British Isles as well. During this blockade of Britain‚ the Lusitania is sunk by a submarine and 128 American citizens perish. After the sinking of the Lusitania‚ Germany removes the submarine blockade of the British Isles‚ and trade between Britain and the US goes nearly back to normal. The fact that the US were protesting the use of German submarines‚ and not protesting the British blockade of German

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    Twenty Thousand leagues Under the Sea‚ Twenty Thousand Years Later “The year 1866 was signalized by a remarkable incident‚ a mysterious and inexplicable phenomenon‚ which doubtless no one has yet forgotten” (1). This is the opening sentence in Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and as it draws you into this essay‚ it does so for his timeless novel right from the first line. He is believed to be one of the most skilled scientific and adventure writers of his time‚ and ours. Jules

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    Wilhelm was able to build three dozen battleships. As a result‚ Germany became a much more dominant naval power leading up to the Great War. The creation of the submarine also gave the Germans an unprecedented power over Great Britain. It was not the creation of the submarine that frightened Britain and the United States‚ but it was how the submarine was used. On February 4th‚ 1915‚ Germany threatened to sink any ships within British waters. Even neutral nations were warned not to sail within the restricted

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    Austria-Este‚ Austro-Hungarian and Royal Prince of Hungary and of Bohemia. There were two major armies involved in this war; the Allied force and the Triple Entente. The Allied force had a large navy including many submarines‚ one very important one in particular‚ the AE2. The AE2 is an Australian submarine which was the first vessel part of the Allied force to penetrate the Dardanelles strait and gain access to the sea of Marmora which was a critical point in crippling the Turkish Empire and expelling them

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    War At Sea (world War 1)

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    this German naval base and fired torpedoes but the Germans sent out cruiser ships‚ which were bigger and stronger. The destroyers retreated to open sea whilst being chased by the Germans and shot at by Battle ships. In September‚ submarine warfare began when German submarine U-9‚ sank 3 British cruisers. Meanwhile‚ 3 British cruisers pursued 3 rival cruisers to the coast of Chile where on November 1st‚ the Battle of Coronel took place. The Germans sunk 2 British cruisers without loosing 1 ship. When

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    Volcanic Eruption Paper

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    This article from News and Views discusses the observation and analysis of submarine volcanic eruptions. Volcanism underwater is unalike volcanism on land due to the differing qualities of water and air. Air is not as dense as water; the properties of air allow for larger eruptions than those that occur underwater (Mitchell 444). Pressure on the ocean floor does not allow water or gasses to escape from lava. This causes the eruption to have less of an impact underwater than it would if it were on

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